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Re: MH's ideal coil and voltage question
« Reply #1005 on: June 13, 2016, 04:01:03 AM »
You are talking crap again to avoid the frying pan.

And your unfounded dribble is becoming boring.

Go and look up--to be in resonance with something-then come back and try a re-dribble.


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Re: MH's ideal coil and voltage question
« Reply #1006 on: June 13, 2016, 04:13:07 AM »
And your unfounded dribble is becoming boring.

Go and look up--to be in resonance with something-then come back and try a re-dribble.

Brad

We are specifically discussing the scientific and engineering definition for resonance.

With the tune pipe can you identify the two complimentary forms of energy?
With the tune pipe can you identify the oscillation method for the alleged two forms of energy?

I don't think you can, and without that all you are left with is "resonance" in this case being "engine shop talk slang."  We are not talking about slang here.

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Re: MH's ideal coil and voltage question
« Reply #1007 on: June 13, 2016, 07:46:32 AM »
We are specifically discussing the scientific and engineering definition for resonance.

With the tune pipe can you identify the two complimentary forms of energy?
With the tune pipe can you identify the oscillation method for the alleged two forms of energy?

I don't think you can, and without that all you are left with is "resonance" in this case being "engine shop talk slang."  We are not talking about slang here.

Forget it MH--as i said,you are past the learning stage of life.
The last link clearly explained it-picture by picture-word for word.
If you cannot relate that to the scientific definition  of resonance,then you never will.

I have no more time to waste on you,so you enjoy your small closed in world.


Brad

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Re: MH's ideal coil and voltage question
« Reply #1008 on: June 13, 2016, 08:03:43 AM »
Now you are just bluffing Brad because you know that you can't answer those questions that ask you to define resonance as a scientific term for what you are pitching.  I understood every word of what you linked to and suggesting that I "can't learn" is just more bluffing on your part.

Here is more bluffing by ignoring:

Right here:  "The driven frequency may be called the undamped resonance frequency or undamped natural frequency and the peak frequency may be called the damped resonance frequency or the damped natural frequency."

That's your smoking gun right there.  The "damped resonance frequency" is in reference to a system that is resonating by itself and not being driven.

If a system has a resonance frequency then it is a resonating system.
A resonating system has a resonance frequency.

Can you comprehend that?  What is this foolishness?  Get out of the Twilight Zone and get real.

Whoops, if you admitted that you could understand "If a system has a resonance frequency then it is a resonating system" then your whole pitch about "driven resonance being the only resonance and nothing esle counts" falls flat on its face and so do you.  Then of course you are trying to squeeze in a fake definition for resonance which is just the synchronous operation of the components of an engine.

I can hear the sizzling from here.

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Re: MH's ideal coil and voltage question
« Reply #1009 on: June 13, 2016, 08:48:40 AM »
Loner:

Here is the context:  On another thread some people said that they were going to make a "resonant Joule Thief" and we even had some Big Fish stories about the supposed miraculous properties of a resonant Joule Thief.  I said, "Hold on, a Joule Thief is not even a device based on resonance at all, it is a pulse circuit built around L/R-type time constants.  By definition a Joule Thief is not supposed to resonate and will not resonate."

That caused a ruckus and then we explored what resonance really means in terms of electronics and in terms of physical systems.  The context is that this was always about the scientific and engineering definition of resonance.  I asked two simple questions about a resonating wine glass that nobody in the "resonant Joule Thief" group could answer.

A recurring theme was that an ICE was a machine that took advantage of resonance to get higher performance.  That was indeed true for certain aspects.  And then what finally came out in the end is that what's going on in the expansion chamber/tune pipe is not resonance at all.  It turned out that it was just optimized synchronous operation of the expansion chamber-cylinder system at a certain RPM.  That's all fine and dandy but it is not resonance.

The reason it went that far is that "resonance" is a very charged term, it's a very abused term, and it is a term that is used to manipulate unsuspecting people or wanna-believers all the time.  I think it's safe to say that every single day that someone new makes a fake pitch using the magic word "resonance" to try to con money out of people.

So the goal was to get everyone on the same page with respect to what the scientific and engineering term "resonance" really is, what it means, and how it is actually defined.

That goal met with partial success, and I think it's safe to say many lurkers learned a lot about it and it shook off a lot of preconceptions.  I am hoping that the next time somebody makes a resonance pitch, that somebody will say, "What specifically do you mean by 'resonance' in your system, please define it."  For sure, that will make some resonance pitch artists choke because they won't be able to define it, they are just using it as a meaningless buzz word.

So I hope that gives you some understanding of the context in this whole conversation.  Delay lines are used all the time in electronic circuits, and you can buy delay line chips.  Case in point:  Delay line chips are advertised as delay lines, not as magic devices that will make your circuit resonate.

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Re: MH's ideal coil and voltage question
« Reply #1010 on: June 13, 2016, 02:27:20 PM »
Yes Miles taught the kiddies plenty ...
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No, an ICE doesn't resonate in any way, shape or form whatsoever.
end quote

we learned right here that Miles Pulls out all the stops when it comes to winning, even if it means he manufactures - facts-
from thin air.

Aside from the Simplest of ICE's the WW2 Buzz bomb [ICE In Complete cavity resonance]

it would also seem that resonance in an ICE is showing that the impossible [laws of thermodynamics ] is indeed possible.
a 50CC  N.A. 2 stroke should not be doing what it shows on the Dyno ,and resonance is soooo much a part of what is happening there.

8 HP per cubic inch displacement.
that's 400 HP per liter ,[ not a 4sec Blown monster on Nitro] ,runs and runs and runs.

breaking the rules.....

with resonance.

and yes MH I know your goal is to quote

"put an end to this resonance nonsense  once and for all"
end quote

fact is things come apart under resonant conditions, NMR.. NAR ...LENR....

The -TUNE- of resonance ..only the beginning MH ...Not the End.

thanks for the lesson !





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Re: MH's ideal coil and voltage question
« Reply #1011 on: June 13, 2016, 03:32:41 PM »
Yes Miles taught the kiddies plenty ...
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No, an ICE doesn't resonate in any way, shape or form whatsoever.
end quote

we learned right here that Miles Pulls out all the stops when it comes to winning, even if it means he manufactures - facts-
from thin air.

Aside from the Simplest of ICE's the WW2 Buzz bomb [ICE In Complete cavity resonance]

it would also seem that resonance in an ICE is showing that the impossible [laws of thermodynamics ] is indeed possible.
a 50CC  N.A. 2 stroke should not be doing what it shows on the Dyno ,and resonance is soooo much a part of what is happening there.

8 HP per cubic inch displacement.
that's 400 HP per liter ,[ not a 4sec Blown monster on Nitro] ,runs and runs and runs.

breaking the rules.....

with resonance.

and yes MH I know your goal is to quote

"put an end to this resonance nonsense  once and for all"
end quote

fact is things come apart under resonant conditions, NMR.. NAR ...LENR....

The -TUNE- of resonance ..only the beginning MH ...Not the End.

thanks for the lesson !

No point in flogging a dead horse Chet,MH has his own definition of resonance.

To quote the scientific meaning of resonance
Quote: Resonance is the forced motion in tune with the natural oscillation frequency of a system, which is called the resonant frequency. Resonance is created when  pushing the system in the right direction that increases its amplitude.

MH cannot understand that the expansion chamber has a resonant frequency,which is the frequency of the gas charge moving back and forth within that expansion chamber.
He also dose not understand,that in order for this resonant frequency to be reached,the engine RPM has to be correct,nor dose he understand that the driving force behind it all,is the the expanding gases within the cylinder from the ignition of the fuel/air mix.

Now he is trying to !!some how!! infer that it is just some sort of delay line--which it is nothing of a sort.
Delay line-->a device producing a specific desired delay in the transmission of a signal.
There is no such delay rubbish in the two stroke expansion chamber. Fresh gas mix is drawn out of the cylinder,into the expansion chamber,and then it is returned back into the expansion chamber. This is an oscillating action,it is not a delay at all. This oscillating action has a specific frequency,and maximum amplitude of pressure inside the cylinder can only take place when the engine RPMs match the resonant frequency of that expansion chamber. If the engines RPM(frequency of oscillation of the piston)do not match the resonant frequency of the expansion chamber,then maximum amplitude of pressure in the combustion chamber will not be reached.
When the pistons oscillation frequency matches the natural resonant frequency of the expansion chamber,then maximum amplitude in pressure is reached in the combustion chamber-->the supercharging effect,and maximum power is developed by the engine.

MH just cannot put two and two together,and see that the piston is an oscillating object,that must oscillate at the same frequency as the natural resonant frequency of the expansion chamber,in order for maximum amplitude to be reached.
The system as a whole ,fits the very definition of a resonant system,where a driving force(the exploding gas mix) is the force that creates both the oscillation of the piston,and the oscillating gas charge within the expansion chamber. A small amount of energy is dissipated out through the expansion chamber,but most remains within the system,and is delivered to a load. The very same is true with an LC tank circuit,where some of the energy is dissipated as heat,but the bulk of the energy remains in the system,and may be delivered to a load.

There are some Chet,that can understand how to use resonance to our advantage,while there are others that will be stuck hitting a tuning fork with a hammer,and watching the world go by as they listen to there tuning fork oscillating at it's natural frequency.


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Re: MH's ideal coil and voltage question
« Reply #1012 on: June 13, 2016, 03:44:39 PM »
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There are some Chet,that can understand how to use resonance to our advantage,while there are others that will be stuck hitting a tuning fork with a hammer,and watching the world go by as they listen to there tuning fork oscillating at it's natural frequency.

Right, you have been presented with overwhelming evidence that a struck tuning fork resonates.  Resonance has been properly defined for you because you were unable to define if for yourself.  We all grew up hearing that a bell or a tuning fork or a wine glass resonates when it is struck and it all makes perfect sense.

But no, you saying "a struck tuning fork resonates" would mean that you would be admitting that you were w.... from your statement from a month or two ago.

So you and at least Chet are forced to live in some kind of "Brad's Bizarro World" to prevent your head from exploding.

Brad in chains.

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Re: MH's ideal coil and voltage question
« Reply #1013 on: June 13, 2016, 03:50:03 PM »
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Now he is trying to !!some how!! infer that it is just some sort of delay line--which it is nothing of a sort.
Delay line-->a device producing a specific desired delay in the transmission of a signal.
There is no such delay rubbish in the two stroke expansion chamber. Fresh gas mix is drawn out of the cylinder,into the expansion chamber,and then it is returned back into the expansion chamber. This is an oscillating action,it is not a delay at all. This oscillating action has a specific frequency,and maximum amplitude of pressure inside the cylinder can only take place when the engine RPMs match the resonant frequency of that expansion chamber. If the engines RPM(frequency of oscillation of the piston)do not match the resonant frequency of the expansion chamber,then maximum amplitude of pressure in the combustion chamber will not be reached.
When the pistons oscillation frequency matches the natural resonant frequency of the expansion chamber,then maximum amplitude in pressure is reached in the combustion chamber-->the supercharging effect,and maximum power is developed by the engine.

Yes, it's a delay line, you can completely forget about the expansion chamber resonating in terms of the operation of the two-stroke engine.  It's simply a device that was designed to generate a reverse pressure wave with the right synchronous delay at a given RPM to push the fuel mixture back into the cylinder before firing.  Your own link said that.

But it's more fun and cooler and sexier sounding to say "resonance," not to mention that "resonance" was your initial pitch and we couldn't have you admitting that you were w.... because that would make your head explode.

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Re: MH's ideal coil and voltage question
« Reply #1014 on: June 13, 2016, 04:12:48 PM »
Yes Miles taught the kiddies plenty ...
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No, an ICE doesn't resonate in any way, shape or form whatsoever.
end quote

we learned right here that Miles Pulls out all the stops when it comes to winning, even if it means he manufactures - facts-
from thin air.

Aside from the Simplest of ICE's the WW2 Buzz bomb [ICE In Complete cavity resonance]

it would also seem that resonance in an ICE is showing that the impossible [laws of thermodynamics ] is indeed possible.
a 50CC  N.A. 2 stroke should not be doing what it shows on the Dyno ,and resonance is soooo much a part of what is happening there.

8 HP per cubic inch displacement.
that's 400 HP per liter ,[ not a 4sec Blown monster on Nitro] ,runs and runs and runs.

breaking the rules.....

with resonance.

and yes MH I know your goal is to quote

"put an end to this resonance nonsense  once and for all"
end quote

fact is things come apart under resonant conditions, NMR.. NAR ...LENR....

The -TUNE- of resonance ..only the beginning MH ...Not the End.

thanks for the lesson !

What about the bloody pistol shrimp?

When you say "an ICE uses resonance to work better and produce more power" what do you think of first?  I am willing to bet you the average person thinks of a modern four-stroke fuel-injected four or six-cylinder gasoline engine used in any modern European, North American, or Japanese car.

I am not an expert but I would not be surprised if the following were true:

1.  There is no type of Helmholtz resonator to help put air into the cylinders before combustion
2.  There is no need for an "anti-resonance" resonant cavity in the cylinder head
3.  There is no expansion chamber on the exhaust gas outlet because it is a four-stroke engine and it has a stroke for expelling the exhaust gasses.

So, if all that is indeed true, and assuming that the statement applies to the most common type of modern ICE used in a car, then stating that there is "no resonance in an ICE in any way, shape, or form" is not so unreasonable a statement, is it?  Especially when you are talking about the true scientific and engineering definition of resonance and not something that you would read in the classified section of Hot Rodder magazine.

Of course, you can always come back after the initial generic statement about ICE's and resonance and say, "Even through I did not specify anything, I was really talking about competitive two-stroke gas engines used for racing."  That's the ticket!

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Yes Miles taught the kiddies plenty ...
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No, an ICE doesn't resonate in any way, shape or form whatsoever.
end quote

we learned right here that Miles Pulls out all the stops when it comes to winning, even if it means he manufactures - facts-
from thin air.

Yeah,  I am a real hard-core manufacturer of facts from thin air.  Hmmm.... I seem to remember that I took back my statement about "ICE's not resonating in any way, shape, or form whatsoever" when presented with the facts about competitive two-stroke engines having Helmholtz resonators on the front end and with some obscure reference to the fact that somewhere in the past for some unknown engine they had to hollow out an "anti-resonance" resonant chamber in the cylinder head.

Now, why don't you run along and make a "Top 100" list of all of the incorrect and/or totally ridiculous statements that Brad has made that he has never admitted to as well as making a separate "Top 25 admissions that if they were made would make Brad's head explode" list?  There is more than enough material for you to work with.

No?  Oh I get it, you just want to remind me over and over about a statement that I already admitted was wrong.  It sounds like Brad is rubbing off on you.

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Re: MH's ideal coil and voltage question
« Reply #1015 on: June 13, 2016, 05:20:18 PM »
MH
Its not about your interaction with Brad here so much as your wanting to "End"
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 this nonsense resonance rhetoric at an OU forum which sees Resonance or tuning as a necessary component
worthy of investigation .

you position yourself an authority of all things resonant and By default assume that all who venture
into the study of resonance or resonant tuning .. as it may apply to OU  are lost ignorant or uneducated fools !

and this you gleefully do at an OU forum and hope to Teach your perspective to all.. and guide them
to the Light which shines from your unresonant  presence.

and yes the Pistol shrimp [I took the Bait] is a nice example of what can happen in a softer medium with a properly tuned resonant cavity and an impulse .

A Bug Knocking photons out of orbit should not be so readily dismissed with a Yawn.....

and cavity resonance and water cavitation  would definitely be an area worthy of
experiment ...

at an OU forum.







 

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Re: MH's ideal coil and voltage question
« Reply #1016 on: June 13, 2016, 08:01:13 PM »
Oh stop being a jilted resonance fetishist and get over it.  I don't position myself as an "authority of all things," that's a ridiculous statement.  Stop repeatedly putting words in my mouth that I never spoke.  Just bloody well stop it already.

Years ago I saw a posting from you about resonance where you were jumping for joy in some kind of expression of resonance mental orgasmic bell-ringing Nirvana.  Can you point me to an OU system based on resonance?  If not then just keep searching and don't bother me about it.

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Re: MH's ideal coil and voltage question
« Reply #1017 on: June 14, 2016, 01:38:50 AM »
 author=MileHigh link=topic=16589.msg486217#msg486217 date=1465827168]
 



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When you say "an ICE uses resonance to work better and produce more power" what do you think of first?  I am willing to bet you the average person thinks of a modern four-stroke fuel-injected four or six-cylinder gasoline engine used in any modern European, North American, or Japanese car.

I am not an expert but I would not be surprised if the following were true:

1.  There is no type of Helmholtz resonator to help put air into the cylinders before combustion
2.  There is no need for an "anti-resonance" resonant cavity in the cylinder head
3.  There is no expansion chamber on the exhaust gas outlet because it is a four-stroke engine and it has a stroke for expelling the exhaust gasses.

Being on a forum that researches OU,why would we be talking about generic !off the shelf! engines.

Weekly i fit extractors to !standard! motor vehicles,to increase  efficiency,power and performance.
Why have the motor do work to push out exhaust gases,when you can have extractors that suck it out. With one simple modification,we have removed the need for the engine to do work it dose not have to do.

You have such a negative attitude MH,and that helps no one.


Brad

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« Reply #1018 on: June 14, 2016, 02:42:17 AM »
author=MileHigh link=topic=16589.msg486217#msg486217 date=1465827168]
 
Being on a forum that researches OU,why would we be talking about generic !off the shelf! engines.

Weekly i fit extractors to !standard! motor vehicles,to increase  efficiency,power and performance.
Why have the motor do work to push out exhaust gases,when you can have extractors that suck it out. With one simple modification,we have removed the need for the engine to do work it dose not have to do.

You have such a negative attitude MH,and that helps no one.

Brad

So what you are really saying to me is that if you make a reasonable assumption that your unqualified reference to an internal combustion engine is for a modern four or six-cylinder four-stroke fuel-injected engine found in a modern mainstream car, then the statement that there is no resonance at play to improve the performance of the engine is perfectly valid.  So a couple of months worth of haranguing from you about the "ICE resonance" issue was all pretty much nonsense.  Your communication skills are so weak that it didn't even occur to you to qualify what type of ICE you were talking about when you said that there was resonance used in an ICE to improve performance.  And then when that is finally looked at in detail the only resonance at play is the Helmholtz resonator for the air intake.

Months of being harangued and almost harassed by you over a bloody Helmholtz resonator.

And you still can't bring yourself to say that a struck wine glass, bell, or tuning fork will resonate.

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Re: MH's ideal coil and voltage question
« Reply #1019 on: June 14, 2016, 02:49:05 AM »
Being on a forum that researches OU,why would we be talking about generic !off the shelf! engines.

I didn't have my Ouija board, it was at the shop.